Actually, just an idea, but making the shadow constrain to the ship only when the ship is closer to the ground wouldn't be better for performance?

Constrain its X position to the player's X position - this allows it to move left and right as the player does.

Constrain its X position to the player's X position - this allows it to move left and right as the player does.

----------Change Attribute: self.Size.Width To: self.Size.Width+[some number]

change attribute self.width to X

By the way - this particular target is stationary, I am not sure if this makes any difference as I am still using constrain attribute to track it globally.

change attribute self.positionX to 400

change attribute self.pos.x to ??

Change Attribute: self.myRandomNumber To: random(1,4)

I figured it out, I did a change attribute, then assigned each position to the integer

So should I assign the random to an integer attribute?

Try assigning the random to an attribute and then interpolate to that

I guess I have not noticed this jerk/judder in the past because I have not used scrolling backgrounds before. (Scrolling background method: if position y <=240 change attribute position y to 7

I have found that random tends to work ok if it is in a change attribute behaviour...

When attribute is ... freeze actor. I hope i'll see this in Gamesalad 1 day!

Poligonal and per pixel collision detection are a must in a 2D game engine. We experience lot of troubles with rectangular or curcular collisions only.

I'm not exactly sure what your doing, but you can't be doing that right... Copy and paste the rules, change the attribute and your text, 5 min later... done... (26 letters, I assume you meant words?)

I'm not exactly sure what your doing, but you can't be doing that right... Copy and paste the rules, change the attribute and your text, 5 min later... done... (26 letters, I assume you meant words?)

Create a boolean attribute in the Actor called 'reseed'. Set it initially to true (check the box).

It's a fixed text attribute. You cannot concatenate attributes to the end of it.